The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-04

people evidently expected to hear something
This letter Mr.. Gilroy read without It's date:
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND RATIFIEs.
ExEgyrIyE MANSION.
n,, ,., WAsHINaToN. Nov. 2. J
comply. with your courteous Invitation to
meet with those who propose to ratiiy to-mor;
row evening the nominations Of tho united
upon your excellent ticket MAY DO triumph
ansl' elected am you're S SsTy srq dIsvrr.sp
There had been nothing until the signature
was reached to indicate from whom the letter
the Wy Orion
Enthusiastically received. 1t was from Gov Hill.
GOV. HILL nATIFIEs.
Han o,, o,.,r,,. sS s.. n u, Nov 9, 1887.
~ preyious, engagement to speak to the
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to address. the Democracy Of Tammany Hall.
I feel and know that the old organization
@ Success 81 o viii sS
or state ticket + meeting tie
admirable local ticket which has been pre-;
sented to the people Of New York By the united
characteristic OF your organization. and trust
VII be WEE trnmph
f ssS anS
main your fellow citizen. DAVID b. HiLL.
The applause was so long and loud, and the
as s though tie NESTING Would Wind ITSELF up In
one long burst OF rapture. SUFFICIENT order was
the other letters: These are extracts:
SOME OF THE OTHER LETTERS.
Senator Gorman-.Al Democrats know that
thS fEsp,n56lisans ana M9gMnmps have HssaiIed
especially In 1884, and they hope they may Inn
pair his usefulness in future contests. He has
TIE o, best best, wishes OF all Democrats outside OF
William M. Springer Ito Col. .Fellows,aaI con.
graduate you on your nomination for District
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THE PRELUDE TO 1883.
=, Ex.senator Rainss Vas then INTRODUCED. az y
a but q few years since that the people Of this
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Since then that party has been resolved into .
Of IL ths they
the dSsa name ' Of q great ohieitain. This same
party have disiranshisesd the people Of 1T this
an On;
Y s s;sss
sSSS voters s'f sd Of made
this ase ss' To-,
s ssssf HI Is tSa ss the Ct
tory Of Sicfsburg. yet believe that the mans
81 the Grant Of to-day will be associated with
The year 1887 Of New York Is the Gettys.
senss yoaS aaon At
$ Sa hsye rSsssa se.nisS. shs = Sss:rsnes e
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have seasd aso the Words
gallant Governor. Tomorrow night he will
al t te hs yG IT BredEsn % Sy bS S
ae Of II EH s s sHa
| do not support him at the polls"
TAMMANY NOT LOYAL TO FELLOWS. EH2
At this point Col. John R. Fellows came upon
the platform. and for moment the wild shout
proceeding. Col. Fellows bowed his aoknowl-
edgments ana sat down.
Col. Fellows, and went on to describe the SER r
vices OF the Colonel in the work of administer
ing punishment to the boodlers. and said that
wss T4phy Fl IN o.
pa Si f he Is faithful '' no 40 A'n''' 10 10 &c"
Chairman m Cox in I'M, introducing Col FslloTs
oratory."
FELLOWS EvoKEs A CYCLONE OF CHEERS.
Col. Fellows's reception, was cyclone Of
hs ass PaSs TO and q
utter%oss limits Of the crowded hall ffII:S 'A'
Hungry Joei q statement that il there was
there was at least no. marked enthusiasm.
ILauGhter.l have In all the years Of my man
hood have Lserved In the ranks Of my party,
tions and have received my share Of applause,
but never received any more hearty marks Of
sbost Of battle on ar Friday lsSou.S " Of Nj
BS aaEi Should Sa s # 70 pse to e
plaudits Of the true and stsneh orga9izatISn
of party methods, but never differed in our de-:
a and ha%. b.sn
one mind and heart In the desire
for the triumph OF our party. Whatever
was found In me, sometimes OF bitterness, per-
haps. in these contests OF the past, am sure
you never found me an unpanly o., sneaking
foe. have dared to say what believed and
whatever the will Of my party has been shown
to be on the day OF election. l have been tho
foremost to- recognize that past differences
should be obliterated. Then l was ready to
march with you to further achievement.
Il was placed in nomination for District At
torney-linterruption BY the voice Of the peo-
PIE ,Eaye. By the people. !. wish to draw Your
attention for q moment TO the position In
which stand. to show you the sharp contrasts
between It and the one occupied three weeks
ago. as indicated by the difference In the treat
ment am receiving from the journal that is
most conspicuously assailing me- For twenty
years my, life has been IN open one.
trayersed the valleys and hills of this State
and others preaching the doctrines to which
slant and steadfast defender OF the principles
dear to all Of you. You have also had the OPP
portunity of observing my official life In q
humble way, It has been lived under the eye
OF 9 watchful public, under the keen inyesti:
CATION awaiting public servant -, Errors Of
have been such for you to severely criticise.
My private life has been lived in the Same
place for years. My social life. my family rela-
tions; my name, rs men talk at the home table